Density is unavoidable. But residential values can freeze or barely grow in nominal terms. That won’t cause a crisis.
Public housing built to be sold at an affordable price, not let to wards of the state, maybe with an aim at redeveloping blighted areas, is a model I’m fond of. (See Roosevelt Island.)
Density is unavoidable. But residential values can freeze or barely grow in nominal terms. That won’t cause a crisis.
Public housing built to be sold at an affordable price, not let to wards of the state, maybe with an aim at redeveloping blighted areas, is a model I’m fond of. (See Roosevelt Island.)